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Civil Engineering Technology

Civil Engineering Technology

We will prepare you to use basic engineering principles and technical skills to carry out planning, documenting and supervising tasks in sustainable land development and public works and facilities projects.

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Gain the fundamental knowledge and practical skills needed to enter the industry.
Receive hands-on instruction from industry professionals with a wide variety of real-world expertise.
Participate in work-based learning opportunities with local companies to gain experience, college credit, and valuable connections.

Civil Engineering Technology is a growing field. Local engineering, construction, and surveying agencies recruit from our classes. Students who transfer and obtain a four-year degree will qualify to work as and . Explore a career in civil engineering.

Expenses estimated over the two-year program timeline.

ITEM	IN-STATE COST	OUT-OF-STATE COST
Tuition*	$5,700.00	$20,100.00
Student Activity Fee	$175.00	$175.00
Technology Fee	$240.00	$240.00
General Education Course fees	$0-100.00	$0-100.00
Program Travel fee (optional)	$0-1,000.00	$0-1,000.00
Textbooks	$1,300.00	$1,300.00
Supplies	$200.00	$200.00

*Program credit hours: 75 鈥� $76.00 per credit hour in-state tuition, $268.00 per credit hour out-of-state tuition.

Cost of Attendance

Sandhills is committed to the belief that every student should have an opportunity to pursue an education, regardless of financial resources. We are here to guide you through the financial aid system to make costs more manageable and higher education more accessible.

Steps to Financial Aid Apply for Scholarships

* This program is financial aid eligible.

Plan of Study Grid
		Course Hours Per Week		Semester Hours
First Semester (Fall)		Class	Lab	Credit
ACA-115	Success & Study Skills	0	2	1
BPR-130	Print Reading-Construction	3	0	3
CEG-210	Construction Mtls & Methods	2	3	3
EGR-110 or	Intro to Engineering Tech or
EGR-150	Intro to Engineering	1	2	2
EGR-115	Intro to Technology	2	3	3
EGR-115A	Intro to Technology Lab	0	3	1
ENG-111	Writing and Inquiry	3	0	3
***	Technology Elective	1-3	0-2	2-3
	Credit Hours	12-14	13-15	18-19
Second Semester (Spring)		Class	Lab	Credit
CEG-111	Intro to Gis and Gnss	2	4	4
CEG-235	Project Management/Estimating	2	3	3
EGR-120	Eng and Design Graphics	2	2	3
ENG-112 or	Writing/Research in the Disc or
ENG-114	Prof Research & Reporting	3	0	3
MAT***	MAT-121 or MAT-171	2-3	2	3-4
	Credit Hours	11-12	11	16-17
Third Semester (Summer)		Class	Lab	Credit
EGR-251	Statics	2	2	3
SRV-110	Surveying I	2	6	4
***	Physics Elective	3	2-3	4
	Credit Hours	7	10-11	11
Fourth Semester (Fall)		Class	Lab	Credit
CEG-211	Hydrology & Erosion Control	2	3	3
CIV-111	Soils and Foundations	2	4	4
SRV-111	Surveying II	2	6	4
***	Humanities/Fine Arts Elective	3	0	3
***	Directed Elective	0-3	2-30	3-4
	Credit Hours	9-12	15-43	17-18
Fifth Semester (Spring)		Class	Lab	Credit
CEG-212	Intro to Environmental Tech	2	3	3
SRV-240	Topo/Site Surveying	2	6	4
***	Social/Beh Sciences Elective	3	0	3
***	Directed Elective	0-3	2-30	3
	Credit Hours	7-10	11-39	13
Total Required Minimum Semester Hours Credit				75

Technology Electives:		Class	Lab	Credit
CIS-111	Basic PC Literacy	1	2	2
EGR-125	Appl Software for Tech	1	2	2
UAS-110	Intro to UAS Operations	3	0	3
UAS-115	Small UAS Certification	2	0	2
Physics Electives:		Class	Lab	Credit
PHY-131	Physics-Mechanics	3	2	4
PHY-151	College Physics I	3	2	4
PHY-251	General Physics I	3	3	4
Directed Electives:		Class	Lab	Credit
CIV-221	Steel and Timber Design	2	3	3
CIV-222	Reinforced Concrete	2	3	3
MAT-172	Precalculus Trigonometry	3	2	4
MAT-263	Brief Calculus	3	2	4
MAT-271	Calculus I	3	2	4
MAT-272	Calculus II	3	2	4
WBL-111	Work-Based Learning I	0	10	1
WBL-112	Work-Based Learning I	0	20	2
WBL-113	Work-Based Learning I	0	30	3
WBL-121	Work-Based Learning II	0	10	1
WBL-122	Work-Based Learning II	0	20	2

Catalog

* This program is financial aid eligible.

Plan of Study Grid
		Course Hours Per Week		Semester Hours
First Semester (Fall)		Class	Lab	Credit
CEG-210	Construction Mtls & Methods	2	3	3
EGR-110 or	Intro to Engineering Tech or
EGR-150	Intro to Engineering	1	2	2
EGR-115	Intro to Technology	2	3	3
EGR-115A	Intro to Technology Lab	0	3	1
	Credit Hours	5	11	9
Second Semester (Spring)		Class	Lab	Credit
CEG-235	Project Management/Estimating	2	3	3
EGR-120	Eng and Design Graphics	2	2	3
	Credit Hours	4	5	6
Third Semester (Summer)		Class	Lab	Credit
EGR-251	Statics	2	2	3
	Credit Hours	2	2	3
Total Required Minimum Semester Hours Credit				18

Catalog

Our Engineering and Construction Technologies graduates have several transfer opportunities available. Graduates may pursue 4-year degrees in Architectural Technology & Design, Civil Engineering Technology, Construction Management, Geomatics (Surveying) and Sustainable Building Systems. These 4-year degree opportunities are available through the following North Carolina universities.**

School	Agreement
	Architectural Technology & Design
	Construction Management
	Sustainable Building Systems
East Carolina University	Construction Management
	Design: Architectural Technology Concentration
UNC Charlotte	Civil Engineering Technology
UNC Charlotte	Construction Management
	Geomatics

**Students must contact senior institutions to verify specific transfer requirements.

Contact

Matthew Sheffield, Coordinator
170 Little Hall
(910) 246-4940
sheffieldm@sandhills.edu

Virginia Ferguson, Coordinator for Student Engagement, Instructional & Enrollment Support
114 Steed Hall
(910) 695-3882
fergusonv@sandhills.edu

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Most classes are held in Little Hall. View our and see the Wellard Technology Center, Byerly Auditorium, our Drafting Lab, the Engineering Lab, and the building exterior.

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